Sentence examples for remark in context from inspiring English sources

News organizations bent over backwards to chastise themselves for having failed to put Trump's "animals" remark "in context". And, yes, reports on it should have included the fact that MS-13 was being discussed.

Cruyff has not denied making such a statement, with the 64-year-old former Holland international instead seeking to put his remark in context.

His campaign swung into action then, to try to put the remark "in context," as one top aide said, and to push back against what the McCain organization deemed unfair attacks coming from the Obama camp.

| Updated Ann Althouse puts Justice Scalia's remarks in context.

Asked whether he stood by his positive statements in the past about Mr. Castro and Mr. Ortega, Mr. Sanders sought to put the remarks in context but did not disavow them.

Rep. Joe Wilson (R-S.C ., who endoR-S.C .n. Marco Rubio (R-Fla). in the primary, said Gingrich did a good job putting Cruz's remarks in context.

Some commentators looking to put Romney's remarks in context have seized upon an influential 2002 op-ed from the Wall Street Journal, which warned that a sizable number of "lucky duckies" pay no federal income tax.

To be fair, you need to read the remarks in context.

"You have to put that remark in a context.

I was going to make a similar remark, in the context of his "life must go on" comment, but I thought that might get me in trouble.

Spinoza makes this remark in the context of explaining how the intellect and will of God must differ in kind from ours.